Steam engineering
Steam is often the largest energy cost in wet processing and food plants. We look at the whole system, from the boiler and its fuel to the traps, pipework and condensate return.
What we do
Boilers, steam distribution and condensate return, tuned for efficiency.
- Boiler efficiency tests and combustion tuning
- Steam trap surveys with loss estimates for failed traps
- Insulation surveys of pipework, valves and flanges
- Condensate recovery and flash steam studies
- Waste heat recovery from exhaust gas and hot effluent
- Design reviews for new steam systems and expansions
What you receive
- Steam balance of the site
- Trap and insulation survey register
- Costed recommendations with payback
- Specifications for retrofits
Steam engineering in Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, constrained gas supply and low line pressure make steam efficiency a production issue as well as a cost one. We work with dyeing, washing and food plants to recover the condensate and heat that usually go to drain.
Industries
Sectors where we deliver this service.
Common questions
Which steam systems do you work on?
Gas, oil and biomass boilers, thermic fluid heaters, steam distribution, traps, condensate return and heat recovery in process plants.
Is a steam trap survey worth doing on its own?
Often, yes. Failed traps waste steam all the time and are cheap to fix, so a survey is a practical first step before larger projects.
Can you review a new boiler or an expansion design?
Yes. We check sizing, distribution, condensate return and heat recovery before equipment is bought, when changes cost least.
Tell us about your site.
Describe what you want to fix and where. A specialist from the relevant team will reply by email.
info@engg.tech